it's very close alignment with - south china sea? y, the statement doesn't mention china per se, statement doesn't mention china perse, but statement doesn't mention china per se, but that does focus on the challenges and the problems. the biggest one, and it's important that india is fully on board with that statement is the assertive behaviour and the rule flouting behaviour and the rule flouting behaviour that china is manifesting against small countries and neighbours in the south china sea. i5 countries and neighbours in the south china sea.— south china sea. is there anything. _ south china sea. is there anything. of _ south china sea. is there anything, of course, - south china sea. is there l anything, of course, some south china sea. is there - anything, of course, some kind of strong language in this document coming outcome of these four countries think they might be able to do to counter china's presence? great to have you here. that meeting just wrapping up. what do you make of what we are hearing are coming from that summ

this very| close alignment among the south china sea? he behaviour of china — interestingly, the statement doesn't mention china per se, but it does focus on the challenges and the problems. in one of the biggest ones, and it's important that india is fully with that statement, is the assertive behaviour and the rule flouting behaviour that china is manifesting against small countries and neighbours in the south china sea. i5 in the south china sea. is there anything, of course, besides some kind of strong language, in this document coming out of the summit, that these four countries think there might be able to do to counter china's presence there? well, one of the important initiatives from the quad is something called the indo pacific maritime domain awareness initiative. and that's a very long name for what really is the four countries putting their national satellite technology and also their private satellite information at the disposal of these small island nations, the small coastal nations, so that they can track the massive fish

you mentioned the south china sea, i was - the south china sea, i was about to ask about that.es for example which is a close security ally would the us. do you see any progress on these topics through the forum? the filipinos _ through the forum? the filipinos so _ through the forum? the filipinos so the - through the forum? tue: filipinos so the delegations through the forum? tte: filipinos so the delegations to the forum, i suppose they wish to continue conversations with beijing to see if there's a way where they can seek mutual accommodation however so long as beijing maintains its expansive claims in the south china sea and the philippines retains their claims in the exclusive economic zone, the two sides i don't think will come to any big conclusion. the most we can hope for is perhaps a darling downs of some of the friction stopped fascinating time to be watching these tensions play out.- time to be watching these tensions play out. chong jaian, thank you _ tensions play out. chong jaian, thank you for— tensions play out. chong jaian, thank you forjoining _ tensions pla

but lately tensions have escalated precariously in another part of the south china sea -- the waters where an international tribunal ruled that the philippines has exclusive economic rights. but china claims almost all of the south china sea, one of the world's most vital waterways through which more than $3 trillion in goods flow each ear. to assert its claims china has been using tactics just short of war, leading to violent confrontations. the united states has a mutual defense treaty with the philippines which could mean american intervention, it's being called the most dangerous conflict no one is talking about. and last month we saw for our ourselves just how dangerous it can be. >> when we boarded the ship last month, it was supposed to be for a routine mission resupplying ships and stations in the south china sea. but in the middle of our first night. sirens raged. crew members rushed between decks. 4:00 in the morning, all sound asleep the alarm just went off on the ship, we were told to wake up and put our life jackets because we have just been rammed by a chinese boat. the

those bases after he landed in his fighter jet following an aerial reconnaissance flight over the south china sea. how much time do you spend focused on china? >> almost the whole day. >> reporter: last year general grannar visited the philippines' version of the alamo, a grounded world war ii battle ship, manned by soldiers and used to hold down manila's claim to a disputed area in the south china sea. it was the scene of the most violent incident to date. in june, when the philippine navy tried to resupply those troops the chinese blocked the delivery. it was near hand-to-hand combat. >> what was surprising was that they had bladed weapons with them, they had spears with them. >> never seen that before? >> we haven't seen that before and they began attacking our boats, they started puncturing our boats with their spears. >> reporter: a filipino navy seal lost his right thumb after the chinese rammed his boat. >> they stole our equipment. they destroyed our equipment. they hurt our personnel. these are the doings of pirates. i warned our personnel if this happens again you have the right to

my example is the south china sea and taking a principled stance. we've long had clear stance on the south china sea so it's been great to see the r.o.k. stand up on that. but the same is true throughout the region. i think because we are integrating our work across bureaucracies at all levels of government, every time our leaders get together and have a trilateral meeting, they are not just focused on the dprk, they are talking about the wide range of challenges across the region. increasingly in areas like cutting-edge technologies and economic security. i expect the dprk will always in its way be a ballast to this relationship as we have to deal with that challenge, and we hope the day comes where the challenges mitigated or ends, but it's also the case that our work is growing a mile a minute in these other areas as well. >> did you have a question as well? we will take two questions, we have one in the front as well. >> thank you very much. this is a tough question, i know. the core faction is to seek and achieve the demilitarization of north k

china sentiments. for example, in south korea, he will show unfavorable views towards china because of china's claims to korean culture such as humble —-dash the distortion of korea in history. this chart shows the trend of south koreans adding to neighboring countries including china. so, in early and mid- 2000, they actually showed similar levels of favorability towards the u.s. and china. there favorability towards china has dropped continuously and in recent years, the favorability towards china towards japan and north korea. seeing the patents of the rise of anti-china sentiments, by the way, anti-china sentiments i mean public use of china's leadership in the government. not chinese people in our daily lives. if we look at the global patents of the rise of anti-china sentiments, there were two interesting and important patents. first, national variations. some countries such as canada, france, germany and netherlands, florida and uk, japan and south korea, those countries are experiencing the rise of anti- china sentiments. but, others like candia, south africa, argentina, brazil, those countries

the aggression that the united states has been enhancing and and ramping up whether it's in the south china sea or the taiwan straight or other areas where the united states has been menacing china and china of course has the right to defend itself and has been very very serious about ensuring that the united states is not going to intimidate it uh and you know so when we see china's military. abilities, they are, as i say, they are essentially of a of defensive nature. china only has one military installation overseas, which is facility at jibooti in in east africa, as part of a united nations anti-piracy initiative there, but that doesn't mean that china's weight in the international community is is simply a function of its of its military capabilities, it doesn't have the desire to project power in the same ways. that the western colonialist and imperialist states have uh, it's basically trying to take care of itself, but that nonetheless gives it the weight uh that i think needs to be taken seriously by countries all over the world uh in in you know this very very dangerous and dynamic

are disputed, well, as if formally, this is 85 km from polavan, these are disputed waters of the south china sea, which china declared, so to speak, part of its territory, these islands, and the philippines are considered part of its territory, that is, the disintegration logic is simple, you built the islands, we don't have money for this, we drop the ship, yes, of course, and we drop it ship, we send there, so to speak, military personnel and these military personnel... the united states is behind the philippines, the last thing i want to say, there is another very important point here, i also think so, why did china suddenly make such a compromise and give them this opportunity, that's it, little is written about this, but it seems to me that the americans, marcos , have a very strong trump card in relation to china, and the trump card is the location of american medium-range missiles on the territory of the philippines, this radically changes the whole situation in the south. interview, pay attention, he was tortured, pay attention to his finger, clamped in a vice before this, before thi

the published images of this exercise show warships of 5 countries in the south china sea. before this , china's naval exercise was also held in the disputed waters of the south china sea. thank you for your cooperation. golan, it's time to write about the power of the storm , about the hardship, displacement and war, about the miracle of muslim patience . write the biography of the men of hamas and the breadth of faith on the shroud of a child , write a human being on this soil, write a human being, go with tears to the holy soil of this tarbat polluted by rain and rain. write sahyoun, read it, write satan. write from ben's body, write from john's, write a call every day when you are overthrown. lebanon, iraq, yemen, and syria are among the companions . write the honest promise of the power of the islamic republic of iran . muslim rulers write the word conscience a hundred times . write sahyan, read shaytan, write sahyan, read shaytan, write yemeni, aqdna, food, sabrna, iraqi , fakhrna, lebanese, qadna, iranians, jayshana, iranians, jishna , write, ready for the field, wri

the aggression that the united states has been enhancing and and ramping up whether it's in the south chinas one military installation overseas, which is facility at djibooti in in east africa as part of a united nations anti-piracy uh initiative there, but that doesn't mean that china's weight in the international community is... is simply a function of its of its military capabilities, it doesn't have the desire to project power in the same ways that the western colonialist and imperialist states have uh, it's basically trying to take care of itself, but that nonetheless gives it the weight uh that i think needs to be taken seriously by countries all over the world uh in in you know this very very dangerous and dynamic period of changing international relations and china's relationship with the the, "the palestinian people uh, as you have noted already, has has been a consistent one, advocating for a palestinian state, advocating for immediate cease fire, advocating, for for the rights of the palestinian people, not just in gaza, but in the occupied territories, and really throughout pale

they are focused on not been able to slow the north if they are needed into the south china sea and the taiwan straight, and to help bolster american presence as a region. i think the united states in terms of the maritime domain, you're probably both worried about the taiwan straight, south china sea, second, east china sea, third, and then the indian ocean. so our partners and allies could certainly handle the maturity to some degree in the indian ocean without so much u.s. involvement. would we like to do exercises and have good relations with all of these countries along the ocean room? of course, but i think the u.s. hopes plays a supporting role to our friends in the region, and i think probably what will play out the next few years, let me add one caveat, which is if we saw china really increase its presence, very substantially, you could imagine a world in which the chinese had access to major port facilities in myanmar and bangladesh and pakistan and sri lanka, and also on african coastlines, and in that world, i think you would see an increased american presence in the indian

rule—flouting behaviour that china is manifesting against small countries and neighbours in the south chinain this document coming out of the summit — that these four countries think they might be able to do to counter china's presence there? well, one of the important initiatives from the quad is something called the indo—pacific maritime domain awareness initiative. and that's a very long name for what really is the four countries putting their national satellite technology and also their private satellite information at the disposal of these small island nations, these small coastal nations, so that they can track the massive fishing fleets as well as the paramilitary coastguard activities of china and protect and defend not only their exclusive economic zones but importantly the resources in them — the fish stocks and the minerals and so on. so it's not a head—on confrontation, but this satellite surveillance information is otherwise unavailable to the countries. moreover, what the four leaders today have agreed is to significantly bolster coastguard exercises and coastguard training fo

in an attempt to permanently occupy sabina, the re, this part of china is clean over most of the south china sea. from china, as actions are the safe guard, it's territory is silver and the team might have timed rights and interests which are legal on a bulk board. both sides are standing firm under claims, but also trying to solve the dispute diplomatically. manila engaging have an arrangement for the piece to supply it's. i'll pause in a 2nd. tom a soul knows that steve was reached on sabrina's old official spending beaching. last week the philippines were integrated, his position in china again demanded its withdrawal. but they agreed to keep exploring ways to de escalate the stand on. your analysts say sabina is likely to continue to be a source of friction. this is very close to the mississippi of, uh, china, which uh the, uh, got from the city pits in 1995 and also it, whatever, uh, been the frontage. it goes for uh, there's a big new shot in the past to somebody in the shortest going to the 6 month old marshall. so you see the complexity of these trees and the, because it becomes a ma

. >> i don't want china to get to the south pole first. with humans. and then say this is ours. >> bill nelson, the nasa administrator has frequently referred to china's policies here on earth in particular the south china sea where china has said all these islands in the south china sea belong to us. bill nelson has said in the same way they did this grab in the south china sea there is potential they would try to do something on the moon and so we have to make sure to stop them. caroline: you can catch the full episode at bloomberg.com. let's get back to the tech markets because today here on earth is fed decision day. sonali basak, you are looking across assets as you do on your show day in and day out and we want to shine a lens on what's happening with technology in the implication of the bull market. sonali: let's look at what's happened to the two-year. over the past month and what it's meant for technology stocks. the two-year over the past month has drastically fallen in terms of the yield movement here more than 40 basis points if you look at that. you're down now to 36

south china was held.ine le pen, the leader of the parliamentary wing of the far-right party of france, along with 26 other members and affiliates to his party he was accused of embezzlement in the european union budget. 56-year-old le pen is accused of being involved in appointing fake jobs with the aim of embezzling eu funds. the us department of justice announced the discrimination of the police system against black people. according to this research , black people are 18 times more likely to be arrested than white people in some of the southern states of america. and the number of victims of hurricane helen in america reached 116 people. cn reported that this storm and flood were unprecedented in the region in the last 100 years. with the situation becoming critical in several states in the southeastern united states millions of subscribers were cut off and many were forced to leave their homes. in tennessee, the hospital was flooded and the patients and staff took shelter on the roof of the hospital.

a typhoon in the south china sea covers hanoi with a refreshing tropical rain during the break.timed exactly between the halves. in the second half of the meeting, the second factor played a role - a difficult lawn. a defender of the vietnamese team, under pressure from the russian team, rolls the ball to the goalkeeper in the goal. the ball bounces on a bump and flies into the net. vietnam was unable to avoid a rout . tamerlan musayev made a spectacular point in a beautiful combination. 3:0. they played well from the right flank and dania prutsev did well i just put it in my leg and it's 80% perfect - it's his goal on my 20th. in such heat, in such humidity, i'm happy. will play with thailand on september 7. stas ridikultsev, stanislav petrov and alexander stalmashevsky, news from hanoi, vietnam. cristiano ronaldo became the first footballer in history to score 900 goals in his career. the portuguese scored his milestone goal in the nations league match against croatia. in the thirty-fourth minute of the match, thirty-five-year-old ronaldo played ahead of mendersh's pass and se

and if you look at the video, you can understand why the south china sea has often been a very volatile part of the world. but in this most recent case, this tension between the philippines and china's happening off the west u.s. coast of the philippines in an area where there are some low line reefs. but this back-and-forth is drawing condemnation from the eu toward the chinese coast guard. in fact some of the language that we have been hearing from the eu describing this as unlawful undermining internet national law, threatening peace and stability in the region. again, toward the chinese coast guard similar condemnation also coming from the united states it was just last week that u.s. national security adviser, jake sullivan was here in china. part of a regular agreement to hold meetings between the two nations. he held a question-and-answer session with reporters after and i talked to him about this ongoing tension. he said, first of all, there is a need to deescalate things, not so much a surprise. take a listen though. to what else he had to say from his stop here in beijing nobo

especially those addresses china's actions in the south china sea or taiwan. here we calculated the total appearance of frequency so basically out of the nearly 10,000 speeches on china and north korea and the authorization relates the national authorization act entering 36 times. (only 100 times. people of taiwan and this is the second dominant phrases in our speech. they were mentioned just 17 times. as the speech shows the tension with china, the speech show on the slide the tension with china is often brought up after detailed list more urgent global challenges facing the u.s. this implies two things. the first one is has not been elevated to a standalone issue but is often woven into a broader debate surrounding the national defense of budgeting process. the second line, which is more important even in this context there is no clear consensus on the extent to which china consisted the most pressing security threat to the united states. this is the major difference we saw from the data between the ussr and the u.s./china rivalries. if the debate surroundin

beijing announced the holding of naval and air exercises in the south china sea. purpose of this exercise is to deal with the increase in external threats. this beijing statement it was then published that australia and the philippines announced that their military had a naval exercise. will be held jointly with japan, new zealand and the united states in the south china sea. in the name of god, peace, six signs. 5 kilos won the gold medal by winning against opponents from hong kong, india and kazakhstan. in minus 56 kilos , ali rezaei won another gold for our country by defeating sandakaran from turkmenistan and laos, and in minus 80, ali miri reached the final match by defeating opponents from gaza and palestine, but at this stage, he lost the result against the representative of egypt. silver achieved today also in the sector talu arsham khalil won a silver medal in the form of jane shaw . in the last game from the sixth week of this competition tonight at 19:00 , foulad will host zubahan at home. the steelers, who won their first win in the premier league last

forget also that russia and china is doing agree to rule in their own patters now in ukraine and south china sea as i said in your channel before because the three battle. our battle here in palestine and lebanon and ukraine and south china sea, they are integrated all together and most of them just to fight and just to defeat this current. new liberal sist order just to be replaced by the new world order and as we said before any birth you know should be accompanied or should be with you know the labor vein and now of course we have the brain this labor but after this is gonna be like the verse is gonna be a joy in the morning speaking and i believe in that not just as a mus but as a human being because always the righousness and right will be supported by. not the people not. all right, thank you so much for that. if you're looking at live images coming out of tehran there as demonstration continues here in the capital city of iran. again demonstrations continue here in tehran as uh people are extremely angry at what the israeli regime is doing, um, what they continue to do, and the... peo

china. some beloved ones into the south southern part. so van dyke, china also sing some live you showers through the south china sea and the developing system here that might, will become the next tropical storm as we go through the next couple of days. and that will face very heavy, right across a good pos of loose on as we go through monday. and it's a tuesday of the, there is no channel that covers world news like we do as a rolling correspondence. i am constantly on the goals covering topics from politics, to environmental issues. like nothing, ever seen access to health care. what we want to know is how does these things affect peoples? we revisit places day, even when they're no international headline. houses are really invested in that, and that's a privilege as a journalist, a few that with the leadership of libya, central point is led to the suspension of oil production with 2 rival governments trading playing for the standoff, which has the of the hon. i'm what does it mean for libya's economy and security? this is inside story,

may be involved in says complex to carry around taiwan, but also with territorial issues in the south china sea with the philippines recently. i think we're, we're coming up to national the next next week. the 1st of october in china is the 75th anniversary of the foundation of the people's republic of china. and i think missile tests like this are often an opportunity to celebrate the growth and development of china. but i think people would be very tacitly watching where it was heading into the pacific and to the area around the south china. so, so long because new president, a neutral camara, just an i echo once to re negotiate to $2900000000.00 bailouts from the international monetary fund. the risk you package helped in shortages of food, fuel and medicine, but it's will stay with 2 measures of left 1000000 struggling to make ends meet 2 years ago for long cause economy plunged into a severe financial crisis with inflation reaching the 70 percent. it all, that's it from the somebody the you can find more information. that's what all websites onto 0 dot com with us up next. then inside

in an attempt to permanently occupy sabina, the re, just part of china is clean over most of the south china sea. in china as actions are the safeguard it's territorial, silver and the team might have timed rights and interests which are legal on a bulk board. both sites are standing firm under claims, but also trying to solve the dispute diplomatically. manila engaging have an arrangement for the piece to supply it's. i'll pause in a 2nd. tom a soul knows that steve was reached on sabrina's old official spending beaching. last week. the philippines reiterated his position in china against amended its withdrawal. but they agreed to keep exploring ways to de escalate the stand on. your analysts say sabina is likely to continue to be a source of friction. this is very close to the mississippi of, uh, china, which uh the uh, got from defeated pits in 1995 and also where ever uh been the one digit post for obviously a new shot in the past to be in the shortest going to the 6 month old marshall, so you see the complexity of these trees, and it, because it becomes a make or break, or dest offices

behind the scenes uh urging of the philippines to engage in these provocative actions out in the south china sea trying to trying to uh confront china trying to interfere in areas where china has established its its position and and this is a position territorial claim territorial delineation which it's interesting both the authorities in beijing and the local authorities on the island of taiwan maintained the the the so-called republic of china on the island of taiwan uh claim makes exactly the same claims in the south china sea as the mainland government, these claims go back before liberation, before 1949, so the us is using the philippines as a proxy, and that's a very, very dangerous thing for the philippine people, but this this policy of trying to encircle and contain and constrain china, this is the fundamental, the most serious task of american foreign policy right now, and and it's a it's a doomed. effort, it's a fool's errand, but it's one that that the fools that run the american government seem intent upon pursuing no matter how how dangerous and reckless that course may be. is

china, the philippines were accusing each other of intentionally robbing coast con vessels in the south. china sea. china is coast guards, said the philippine vessel hit its ship and unprofessional, and dangerous mountains. despite warnings before the queen officials assist the chinese rams. that vessel 3 times the state department is accused basing of escalate reactions against the law for operations by him and then a couple of the photos of the headlines. the news continues here with that which is 0 that soft out to 0. well make sure you stay with us for that bye for now the, the. ready ready ready ready ready ready the, the new yeah, the the, the, the new, the, we need it was it that it was the most money in the land line that the data to me. i don't want a lot of my mind. you'd be swimming upsize and guns to the last i knew some of them of some of the new items and looked at them is, is telling them to look a little while in nuclear, didn't go on the rise and then you sent the blah blah. go to the family, the line you mean now able to live in for the stuff over met in cleveland will be sen

the issues in the south china sea with the philippines recently. i think where we're coming up to national the next next week, the 1st of october and china is the 75th anniversary of the foundation of the people's republic of china. and i think missile tests like this are often an opportunity to celebrate the growth and development of china. but i think people will be very tacitly watching where it was heading into the pacific and to the area around the south china. so should i because new president, i know coming on this, one of y'all kinda wants to re negotiate a 2900000000 dollar bailout from the international monetary fund. the rest of your package help en, shortages of food, fuel and medicine. but it's a 17 measures have left millions struggling to make ends meet 2 years ago. sure. line cause economy plunged into a severe financial crisis with inflation reaching 70 percent. the son of y'all have plans to reduce the cost of living during his election campaign. he was trying to secure the final approval for a $7000000000.00 bailout from the inter

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the philippines are accusing at charlotte, have intentionally roaming coast guard vessels in the south china sea. this happened on saturday, neither sabina show, china is coast guard, said the philippine vessel. hate it shipped in an unprofessional and dangerous manner, despite warnings that philippine officials insist the chinese around the vessel fuss. 3 times to mexico, where the president, under his new lopez open, don't propose to give his last day of the nation address is polling numbers are on the rise. and while he remains popular for social programs and support for poor a positive population, is critic say his tone was divisive. i'll just there is john home and has this report now from mexico city that he's ending on a high ends. this money will open the door, legal fits in a month with the highest end of the term approval ratings of any mexican president since the up and democracy, social programs and benefits to the pool, remain the federal cause. the president, often known by his initials as low as popularity m. o has increased the minimum salary by a 120 percent over inflation.

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in the south china sea, there are series of about a 100 small islands. right. so let's take a look at this map. here it is. it is about a 100 small islands in there. they said between china, the philippines, malaysia and vietnam. see, i'm right there surrounding it. why is it so important? well, let me tell you why it's important for the most important military and commercial shipping lanes in the world. it also contains some of the best fishing waters in the world. oh and did i mention it's extremely rich in minerals and gas deposits. that's why everybody wants it. now, china has been pretty smart about this. we tell you what china has done. they've been almost very malcolm bailey and about what they've done in this area. they have been creating new islands and expanding the ones that are already there. many of you that didn't grow up around water, maybe don't know this, but a show is like an island that's under water. was like a coral reef. all you gotta do is pour some some, and on top and while i'm now you have an island now you can say, oh, but that's one

and for the final question mark, when you are with south china morning post, i'm a secretary. thank you very much. the brazil and china a couple of hours ago, push further on this idea of, of, of pushing a sort of mediating with a, a piece plan. can i get your reaction to that? is it a distraction? is there are useful part of that, particularly in light of uh, so on ski presence when skis, opposition to it related to that and that's it. or nick burns, yesterday i believe was basically a signal that there could be more sanctions on china related to their dual use assistance to, to russia. so given that at this point, we seem to have about 300 sanctions by some count against china. and there's not too much evidence that they have managed to change science behavior. what's the effectiveness of doing, putting more sanctions on that? is there a different approach here with allies, perhaps that can be done to change china's behavior? and finally, any thoughts on a she jumping and present bite and a meeting call something perhaps on the side once a day. thanks a lot. talk to you. so o

the issues in the south china sea with the philippines recently. i think where we're coming up to national the next next week, the 1st of october and china is the 75th anniversary of the foundation of the people's republic of china. and i think missile tests like this are often an opportunity to celebrate the growth and development of china. but i think people will be very tacitly watching where it was heading into the pacific and to the area around the south china. so now the news now people in india administered cash may have begun costing that balance the 2nd round of local elections that oppose the 1st since the central government in new delhi revokes the territories samuel thomas states. as in 20199000000 registered voters in general and kashmir are expected to choose members of the regions 90 seat legislative body. assembly will have power to debate local issues, make laws and approve decisions with governing the territory. a man has been formally charged for the attempted assassination of us republican presidential candidate donald trump. 58

china continues to behave aggressively, testing us all across the region, and it is true in the south chinahina sea, south asia and the taiwan straits. it is true across the scope of our relationship including on economic and technology issues. at the same time we believe intense competition requires intense diplomacy. >> reporter: the president also heard saying that diplomacy and engagement with china is important for preventing conflict, something he stressed before. nancy. >> natalie brand, thank you. >>> south carolina executed inmate freddie owens last night, marking the state's first execution in 13 years. protesters gathered at a fence outside the corrections facility. 46-year-old owens was convicted in the 1997 killing of a convenience store clerk. >>> shoplifting is on the rise across the country, and more and more businesses are taking tougher measures to deter thieves. cbs's ee lise preston is in los angeles and reports at least one store is going to the extreme. >> reporter: nancy, the rippling impact of crime is changing how customers shop here, but this store is one of thousa

they are trying to head off a possible war over taiwan or the south china sea so the biden people includingident harris would just ignore this and say don't worry about it. so he shows you the contrast between trump and vice president harris especially on foreign policy in general. liz: in fact what we did is went on both of their sites and looked into their policies and just so our viewers can get sort of a picture of exactly what both sides want to do. harris has said she would stand up for american interests in the face of china's threats, invest in american workers innovation industry, ensure america remains a leader in the industries of the future, and stand up to china's unfair economic practices. doesn't exactly articulate how she would do that. how would you advise anybody to stand up to those unfair practice ms. spears >> well the term stand up is i think deliberately vague. stand up often means call out and say something is bad, but not put any pressure on, not raise tariffs. it's a very sharp contrast with trump. i think because of his business experience and also he wrote a book

this part of china is clean over most of the south china sea from thank you, trying us actions out the safe guard. it's territory is silver and the team might have timed rights and interests which are legal on a bulk board. both sides are standing firm under claims, but also trying to solve the dispute diplomatically, many land aging have an arrangement for the peace to supply. it's outpost in a 2nd. tom, a soul knows that steve was reached on sabrina's old reading. between last week the philippines were integrated, its position in china against amended control. but they agreed to keep exploring ways to de escalate the stand on. your analysts say sabina is likely to continue to be a source of friction. this is very close to the mississippi of, uh, china, which uh the, uh, got from the city pits in 1995 and also it, whatever, uh, been the frontage. it goes for uh, there's a big issue on the bus to somebody in the shore going to the setup to my shoulder. so you see the complexity of these trees and the, because it becomes a make or break or dis offices of the military strategy of the 2 c